NITE Team 4 - A cyberwarfare simulator?

[Jarhead0331]

This just caught my attention on steam...

Discover the universe of hacking and cyber warfare with NITE Team 4. Version 1.0 of the games includes more than 70 missions and operations broken down into various categories for every level of player.

The academy will help you learn all the basics you need to become a proficient hacker in the world of NITE Team 4. Through multiple training certificates, you will be taught real-life cybersecurity techniques and modules including information gathering, port scanning, fingerprinting, exploit research, attack strategy, digital forensics and so much more. The academy is designed to be fun but also accessible even if you have never used a terminal in your life.

The game include 4 main operations fully voice acted. Experience the life of an elite cyber warfare agent in a military task force. Track down suspects on the dark web, infiltrate networks and coordinate drone strikes!

Hourly, daily and weekly world drops let you get various jobs from intelligence agencies around the world. NSA, CIA, GCHQ, CSIS, MSS, GRU... With more than 20 bounties, it's up to you to decide who you want to help and forge your reputation worldwide to unlock rare and epic bounties.

If you want more challenging missions, each month a set of missions let you blend the game with real-life objectives and resources. Online research, fake websites, cellphones and more in an alternate reality extension of the game.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/544390/NITE_Team_4/

[Ian C]

Interesting. This is also one of theirs and there's a demo: https://store.steampowered.com/app/349220/The_Black_Watchmen/

[Grim.Reaper]

Interested but will wait until a little cheaper

[Phantom]

Ah, but how do you know its just a game ...not built by Russians is it?

[Destraex]

When you finish the game you fondness out the last mission was a real hack. :p

[Tpek]

I have it and played it a bit during the Early Access period.

It's an interesting game, but I'm pretty sure it won't be everyone cup's of tea.

If I'm not mistaken it's by the devs that made The Secret World MMO that also had some investigation elements that required opening a browser and searching the web or solving riddles and such.